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... laZ-ii "f 9 - • 4r ' P 4 sa ' i --) 4N V 0741 i . 44) Za• 7 y . r. ,1 ' '• I Fix. - , - . .a.fs .~ 00 .01 ;re ad • that ,k it BA' , roost A ., log oV ,‘ tral an ci ‘1),44 : vier* / Ales% Ira; Lirer. ~-;, rter; ' T'4f ath isiM i o,lis , pt; 3-. : . . • ' . . .~ -•. ai • • , 4,° ... o ' . t. . ! 3. 1. E. NUMBER 5443.1 •.. . . NV:\i r . TWELFTH TIME. -rIEATRE ROYAL, CoVENTXARDEN. .1 , 1. 111 .5 . PRESENT EVENING, .Feb. Cl, , 1810, skr sad will be p M vlori usic, n ca ed lleda new 'Drama', in Three Ads, inter. wi th • r . . . ' • THE FREE KNIGHTS; Afte()r,' THE - P,DICT 'OF . C.'HARLE NI ACNE. .. r Which will be - performed fir the tirthtime) a new i I,.arce, in Two Ads, Called • - • • I 1, 11 A. BUDGET OF BLUNDERS. )tene4qvv-Fa(ce„cailed A Budgetlif Blunders, having , again . . to,,,_.reii4ed with reiterated bursts of 'applause. will be.. .1,17:1(1,. later the new Drarria of The . Fria Knights, or, ; vi d to - of Charlemagne, every -Evening this Week, -, , qa 11 - •' °11,1 , Kilag Lear ; ' with .Harlequin P-e.dlar, or, The - - 410 W " •,',,,. eO. - , t 11 11,,;,, LYCF.UM-THEATRE.' ••• C '" S pecial Licenseot th e LORD . GHAMBE R LAI Ni I.4l ted lot the present Season to the joint application-' • ,; ..E,.„ all,P.arties primirally interested. 4 •" 4 4.R Majesties' Setvants, :6:n4 - ling - the cqm, t , , ''ANY. -,,, kit PHIS PRESENT EVEN [NG, February_zr, tElto, .• .°ltirst tirri,i-at this Theatre) the Comedy of ... I'VHICI - 1 IS THE •MAN ? . . Atter which, the DrAnatic yiece.of .. .• • - TUE 'CRITIC i - - ,:l'h e . D () r, A TRAGEDY REHEARSED.. . _. iol ii ,., ,' - 'rs v , he opened at ; Jail Past Five, , ..i. c ,1 9 br,in at he past Six. . and the ,u-morrow, The ~ u,nna ; • with Who's the Dope ? .......:._ • 1 • 2 SPRING CATTLE SHOW. 2 -11-Ij. SOIVIRRVILLE's EXHIBITION of • 14 ( C ATri E s . ) \I)A • • 1 - 11. LP, CLOTHS; , tee.•will 6Acid on March 5 , ,at. SADLER's. REPOSITORY, 5,.:11-4reet, ' • 4 ,1‘4 ; ALE .will,take tilacd an the Vick DNESDAY MORN. SJ-IG I T- the Snow, Eleven &clock, for choice Lots of 6t : t:, or snfletior qualit of 411 escriptioas. . tb; l i t° ix , ' given fo Lord Somerville Ten Days previous 841 ; by tho s e who intenclit6 offer' Stock. ti •• NEYD STRAND BRIDGE. . i tICE is i)ereh) g . ven, That the INZEREST sth of ' January-l-a6v, on the o j t 1(.41 A L in this Conderry will be paidon Tuesday the 27th p c°ll tin dn s ci t 't'h the Tht.astfay and;Friday fohowing; and h e hsnia,-„%,°N.vaid on every Thursday - afterwards, at...he () ffice . 346 Strand,. ber'weqn• the hours of Ler‘ '0 .... ten 0 , 0n . 14 - I'l;Fcc.m .. n the At!ern . - _ • 1 4 Order ht-illeComillittee, • 7 SA:NIT.J EL .T A Y - LOR, Clcricand,SoL. _ • 1 . C)131 . ,„- IN .. r 4 . :„, I ,' t iti it '7, _EN, Genjlemen, &c. ace . respOluity 1 . ,7 1 1.1t , 0 _ L . t 1 the:y Way be. U pplied . with. IVloney 'to ra ll y xpal.).0,01„"-.1c.t_rnis equ :1 'to Mottgage,' .secured` on Fr - eciolit, 1 7 : ri . .a,• - t . aseliol:i; Land or 1-touses u Monc v in the Funds , L _D r et tentents Widows' loilitores, .C.l'ery rneri's I.iy: Iv 4 ii !up plie a, , , Y other ' property, Pers.,ns of property may . ~'• find enter} 0 , 11 their Person 1 Security -naliy. Gentlemen - a ,s,t r Ppli eir T.r} liberal accnnimo,dation without delay. f e ik .y l .4 tti9a.from Twelire till Two, of. Laters (liost-. paid i , . 5. i5q 1 , 41 .. '') Messis. Mas and 'Co. 49,. So-pttipstrcet,:berke: • , 11.11 T -i .. ' , • - , , ' '''LL AND-BIRTII.DAY.HEAP-PR,E55,,,,0r, ‘..,,,ROSS'S HEADS. OF. lIALK._ , . . yr t , N G.' 149, ' inSlloi , b,,, - Aie Stiea' Within, 1 1 • -- - - i'4l-''' di stinguisired Admiration • beitoc , by the I nxi' ' .l B ,ilicriabte World at. Court - on the iiew liivt-ntion in- , ‘Thiejci,", DY Ross, during the late jubilee, and the mportion Are - as universally attended his ornamental ..p . iodudions, hy m t !lent lydisqnguish trim above all . c - qmpetitino : -- hi s „ r ,,'". t e_qty• Years -studious application to the prii,ciplB of tiol,v't-i:.esslon., cie has at lenitti brought-to compietc,perfec ' . 14 thli ' e l 'u"st eXtraordinary He-ad. Dress ever offered tor .°f ', al,'Prohatiop, aid which his :,biakled the appellation Art ),,W` 3 ll6ds of Hair." The , '",r• c Tises to the most perle..4l ,semblancebt nature ;. ii,,,,i)erticies' e t the skin and complexional colours If the groti t ir nriqat. aStonishingly imitated, and 4ppaP..:aset . he , t.ve w ork and b.i'se-dpon which the hair is fixed., , most 4 ' ip Particle is s o- adairably conStrueled as to - 4d ntiCthe • %try "te examination, without the possibility - o ill a' : Imi thcorn sYStem is so eicquisitely . Wove ~ to h aPpy n 4 tl n s !fuli:ortand - elegance of taste with the rrros-r. • al 'P ot : hature.. !- . , P rip4-MITFOR.D's HISTORY OF . GREECE. Seventh and :Eighth Volumes, in Octavo, p - • - .rice e J'lst - pnblisbed to complete the Work ir,l that size. :;„ . ) • coards. • • rrnirea tryr I%:Cadell and W. Davies, Strand. • N , Th e w Of whom also may be had, r r icf,. 7 1 . r ' Clunntete, lundsomely printed in 4 vOls.' 4to. 4s. in boards • • , • \ t.fa I'his Day was published; y atty. printed in quarto, price tt. ss. In boards, , il t / A LLACE ; or, The fight or' Falkiik. 'A for Metrical Romance. icedCatiell,tand W. Davies, Strand. This Day was published, ETIn Three Volumes, 12mo. price tzs. in boards, HELIA ; a NOV s .'7l, by Miss. HARVEY, :Author of the. Governor.or •• Teyn j•mouih CaStle," Sze. rinted for H. Mozleir, Gainsborough; and sold by Long- Hurf, Rees, and brine, Paternoster-row. This • ) ay was published, in-Oaavo, pricc7s..boaNS, • 16..SER.VATiOXS oti 'the WALCHERIN 1:4 the liarl 'o which a.ifected-the 'British Soldiers in the edltion to the Scheldt commanded .I:ty Lieutenant-Ge. f Chatham': M roy - I' 1) A W SON, _ ernberpf the itoyalCollege of Surgeons in tpadon. • t er _ r ?tc(l for Longman-, liu'rst, Rees, 'and Urine, Ilaterz.os • . arid Battey, . • " tq This Darwas published, .00r.V.tilurnes, limo. Twenty-one shillings boards, j () N SEBAST , 1 lAN 'or, the. House of 13ra- • ga ' nza. An Historical Romance. • By Mis. ANNA MARIA. PORTER. • te . Printed lor Longman, Hurst, Rees, and Or me, Paternos.. -tow . tu sa , e have.receiv e d, co n s id era bl e g r ati fi ca t io n fro m th e pe tv.' 'the volues before Us._ Miss Porter is entitled to aniong the,be m st of our living novelists," • - Critical'Rev. Dec. 1809. - th Of whom may be had, by the same. Author, to,it.e D Hungarian 13rothers, in Three Vols. iarno. Second rice - 15s. boards. 111 .CiLANb'S HISTORY OF SPAIN. This Day-was.published, In Two ;Volumes, Octavo; price 4s. boards, tiu-Higroity of. RAIN ; froth the earliest Period, to the close of the year 0309. By , 'WIN BIGLAND.. t e , 4 l ,: r l l ,l tvd fOr I .en - 6nan, Hurst,. Rees, and Orme, Patemos. and 1V „ Shearclown, Doncaster. Of whom may be had by the same Author, „I,,Ut ogiaphical and Historical View of the Wurl4, in Five Otta—o, price 31..135. 6d. boards:' Letter sonN:tural - History, mino.'Plares-, 9s. boards. '• , !l l .: . l, l " et lers . oit Ancient anti Moctern Historj:i -.octavo, fetters On the Mode i n History of Ettropci. SW; , ?At ANTIQUITIES IN GREAT BRITAIN,: On the ist of March,. ago, will be published; in Demy .. Quarto,' price cs. • . Na. I. of the, RELICS of ANTIQUITY ;- or, , Remains of Ancient Structures, with other Vestages of early Times in Great ? Britain. , Etched frcun Drawings by Mr., Samuei Prout. Accompanied with Descriptive. S! -- , --nes.. - Conditions.—ThisWork will be published regularly on the rr'st Day of eyery Month, in Numbers, ayss. each. Each i4qumbet will contain Eight ' EtchingS, and ,one Sheet - of ! D'escriptive Letter-press.- Twelve Numbers will farm a Volume. ' ' ' I,,:aidon : ptiblisitud by W. Clarke , New Bond-street; A. MOliend,'Pall Nl.lll',- T. -M. Richardson,, Co - rhhill ; and .• Sherwood, Neely, anti 'ones, P.ll,:rnuster-roW ; and-sold by all the booksellers in the United Kingdom. This Day were published, " • In DaaVO, - price•ss: 6d in boards, PR ACTI CAL OBSERVATIONS _on . the' TREATMENT of STRICTURES iii. the UWE... 1 HRA. Deduced from various Cases, illustrating "the comparative merits of the Caustic and Common Bougle,-, proving the danger in an indiscriminate use 'of theformer, anti the advantages resulting from a proper mechanical plication of the latter; with Remarks on Fistula in Ana, and an improved Method of treati9gTinea Capitis, or Scald Head, elucidated by Cases. By THOMAS LUXMORE, , I Surgeon Extraordinary to his. Roya l. HighneSs ihe Prince of • .Extraordinary to the Easfdrn Dispensary, &c. ' • London : Printed for S. Highley, No. z 4, Fleet. street ; a nd William Creech, Edinburgh. _ . , - . -HEALTH AND LON . GIVITY. . D R.-JAMES's ANALEPTIC • PlLLSwhich • were connived by the Inventer as a Remedy for him • sell and which preserved him to an advanced age,. are ad- mirL,hly calculated for Itheumatisms, Colds,, and -alt those_ complaints to Which the human flame is liabke from the vicissitudes of our climate i; likewiSe for" Bilious' ' , and all - other Disorders• at the Stoinaell'ond• Bowels ?' and for Head -achs occasioned. by indigestion or :by fsce living. .Reccursd, should be sh , ,d to them after. any excessi,and tipqn every slight indisposition ; and thus their.Well-knowri ChaniPleris tic of promoting Lgnkeirity- will be maintained for,-by tinsel) assisting nature -in the due discharge- of the animal functions, they preserve the body in health, v ancl_ vigour,-and prevetit vrerniture decay.. Sold only by F. N ewbery.. and:- Sons 9 the Warehouse for : Dr. lames's Powder, No. 4y, St. PituPs - hurcli..yard, and at Dr. James's late House, in Bruton-stjeet ; in Boxes, price 45.6(f. eacli, Duty included ; or six in one large 13ox for 11. 4s. None are genuine but - those which have the words " F. - NewberY, No. 4s, St; PauPs,'!.en&-saved in the stardp. • ,BY THE KING'S --PATENT. , - DR. NORRIS's FEVER DROPS. rrHE experience of more than b`alt a century has . so'fully established" the reputation of this invalitable Medicine; that it is now .unnecessary to expatiate on its effi cacy in every species of Fever,. particularly the Scarlet and Typhus Fever, also - the Yellow or Putrid Fevers ; they Have never been known to fail, when administered agreeable' to di-. - iedion ;Sin the Measles, _Small Pox, Teething, and most Disorders incident to Children they are an infallible remedy ; the decays and discomforts of advanced life are under their immediate influence, they'irnmediately stop the progress of •a fresh Cold, and are particularly adapted as a genial Peestora tive.. The Family Bottle, 225.,501d at the Dolor's House,,Ne. 29, Lower - Brook -street, Grosvenor •square, where orders for exportation are dulyexecuted Smaller Bottles-, its. and As. qd. veil desale and retail, at Bacon's, iso, Oxford-street, and , by most respectable Venders in Town and Country. Also Dr.NORRIS'sc-elebrated ANTI:.I3I MOUS PILLS, with,ample Dire lions, as. gd. the. Bok. Observe that the, words " Thomas , Norris Moore" are engraved on the Govern.. mcnt Stamp no others are or can be genuine. - ' ,~,.. - : _ - ' E ry yt ~.titM WEDNESDAY, FEBRITAR.t 21, -4810, VICTUALLING-OFFICE,. - • Feb. '9, ts to. THE. COMMIS SIONER - S orPiCV:7A LEIIV G ills ,MAYESTY's `N AV l da hereby - give' Notice, That on Friday, the 24 of. March they will, be rear! to receive Tenders, In writing [sealed up), dnd treat for. what Hogshead, Thvrel,7 Ki/derkin Firkin, Long and Short Pink, and stout Hate! Wood HO (answerable to Samples to be produced With the Tenders) .may be wanted jar the service of . this Department forsthe ensuing Twelve Months-; to be de; livered into the Stores - at Dept Add, and to be paid for-b , Bi#s payable with Interest ninety days after date, . • • : The Conditions of the Contraar »t. 97 he seen at the Sect etary's: . o . ffice. . - - . , Nd regard will be bad to any Tender in Which the Price :hail not be inserted in-words a( length, or that shalt not be delivered to tic Board before One o'Clock .wt the said .r.riday, the ,2d id March 'next; nor unless the, Person ..ftviio makes the Ten der, or tome Pei:di:On his behalf, attends, to answer when called f°r• , I ' . OFFICE -OP ORDNANCE, • •-• • Feb, rt, ißio, • THE PRINCIPAL OFFICER , , 31: HIS MA-• yk.S7 Ps ORDNANCE do hereby give Notece;• that Protstsais a; ell be .'teceiveetrat their Office, in Pail. Mall, ors Afore IVedmsday, 'the 2.Btb Day of Febru:47) - la 11'. !rem such Per;ont ai-may be willing to untie , take the UP11) cj TACKLE 'WOKS, lend various ether article . of I tik)ti, for service of this Department; or a period 4 Three Yeats. .Patterns' of the Articles Mao be viewed upon application .at • the Principal Storekopee's Office, jn tip Tower ; .7t:bere Ay- Orr Particulars, together with the Terms and C.-minions o?. 14e Contract may be known, and also at, , the, SecreNcy's Oilier, in Pall-Mall I . presgid, any et& between the bJurs of Ten and Four o'clock, where who ttie Proposals mutt be delivered, 1 up and indorsed, ; " Proposa4 for Tackle Hooks, 80." but no Proposal can be admitted after the 2.Bib day of l'ebtuay, at t Twelve o'Clock at Noon of the same day ; neither will any Ten-, ! Ai be noticed, unless, the Party makipg:it, or an Agcni in bti - behalf, shall attend. i Ry 9rder.of t• - ' - • R.. 0. 'CREW, Sec; IMPERIAL . PARLIAMENT. ROUSE OF PEEPS,, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 20. Counsel were finalliheard•iftthe appeal - Kearney.. v. Beesly.. Judgment deferred till Friday. , . The Royal Assent was , notifio by Commigsion to the Malt Duty Bill, and to several private The Exchequer. Bills' Bill : was brought op from the Comm2ns, -and read a ..fiat• time. Lord Liv : erpool presented the Report - of tbe.Com , missioners qn the Scotch Juklie'ature Bill.--Qrdered to be: printed. • REVERSION BILL; • ,The :Earl' of. Gtioivat4Oa presented the Bill, ,of which , lie:h,ad given notice, for, preventing the grant ing the Places in Reversion,&c. arid moved 104 it be. n•ad 3 first • time., Lora AR peiN opposed the motion. He 'could not bvt 'consider it as ap itf.iinge,nneurof the prerogative of the Crown to attempt talilngay,ray"... a privilege which had si) lorq ben vested-. in the, Sovereign, at least without -11441 g received a prtvious communi cation frorOhe Crown of the, opinion. entertained . by the - Scit ereig.n I espeOing -sQcb-a:-proceeding, lie believed- a - v.ariety au t ,Y iirtcedents ht.be adduced in "support of the docirine'he had adviinced, particularly one in the reignof _Georg.:__ll.-when a Bill was in- .:troducel -for . - limiting I he" Peerage.. i . .Lord Paps.vEzip,Kenresseci niteb surprise.tit-the l . opppsition of the ;Noble' Lord It was.,a matter of i' cout*.to re . ad Pills brought from the other House a first time N,vr6iput arty,oppositilou, .hut;:when a Bill originated in'that 1-;:ousie, the No t bi_e.. Lord who ori ginated it, had on-Jyt tolairegentit, and it 'was read 'a first timeof conrse.. .- . _,. . • The ).,iottp c xtAtic-ELtga thought ..the gnestiori a very, important and.delicate one,: and -sul;ge,ted the proptiely of . adjoureiing the,irestion.-till it-vrts'seen ,whetber, a message would come from his .Majesty or not. Lord timatsnALß embraced this opinion, and mo,vecl‘that . tile _further discnision of the question be renewed to-Morrow. •Lord,.HOIAAND. cot:lid-not imagine any_ thing more elisrespeaftil to that. House, to the other lipu ,, e of Parliament, arid to the people , at large,. than stiCh a mode of proceeding - tindt.r the present -Ciretim stances. of„ttie Country.. Wh..-t did his Majesty's Ministers. think of such a proceeding'?. Had‘they ad vised ht Majesty to- send a message to Parliament relative to this subjed,?-oey seemed to desert their seats on the present occasion,,.and , to avoid - , .. giving any opinion upon the. matter. Lord ROSSCYI , 7 Cotisider'ed:Sueb a mode of pro ceeding as wholly nnpre2cFcleoted. if the observa tions made against th . 4rst-refidin,,,tr of the Bill were: proper, _Act's . _ for' several ye4rs,.back we have been , - aetingin a manner mOst.disrespedful to his Majesty.' Was any Message'vvaited for in die year I.BpB,when . the BilLw4s. brought in . 4iid, passed for suspending for, a limited tittle the power of grantinrplaces in _ reversioui. _ , _ . . _ _ ~_ _ . - On.thesinecition for adjourning the debate being put, the .House divided. ~ . conttnts, z 5. Non-Contept,.7 t •, Alajorily, 8. Whep. tae returned belOw the,B.4, the conversa-.: tion Was .Kenewed .reipeding the adjourning of the • debate. • Lord,GaosvEtioa-protesed his ‘villingness to wtak, that it 'might .be, - seen whether _Ministers would ad vise his Majety .. ..to send down a message or not, to th,it eff..a. He shotild:wish to 'defer the 'discussion till .Friday, and tbelrtordshipShci'-s`utirindhA.':.. ! , : ,.. .Lords HOLLA 1.113 and ROB 5t..Y.N...t0u1t.:- a. 'further spare the. (:opversation. t.ord : ARDEN, repeated, that . whenever the ' , first., 'l - eading of toe 'Bill Wa's'peOpo'Sed,' a.6il . llldividol .PeerVouid.oppo.ses-k. ...• . Onth-v observation . pfLord H A R40w8y.,, that the. 'question of adjourgment lad ju;t been carried, the cotiversatiott waS'diOpped.: • - • „ . -• THE CLER - GIA' —•• • Lord HARlto.w.mr-mcWed for ,o number of paperi respeai t ng.the state of the Clergy, distinguishing.the, livings under 1501 perannum. tbrzl HottAgtk..agreed with the Noble 'Earl' as far as the information called for by him' Would go ; but, ,in his opinion,. to,•obtaiq,.4my , substntial' and effeaual end, the matter should be Undertaken.On a larger scale: • • `- • . • • 'Lord: 14 AI-ROW Sr was ready to acquiesceln any mAtrOn . - 19r. further, ,infOrrgation, prOvided it could be produced without, any. impropriety.. The mor tionS wete'theti agreed to. . : _ 'cird.CEIATIIA - M- rose' in his place, and.-professed his readineSs.t4 attend a„ Committee in the :other House of Parliament on : the Walcheren Expedition. The LORD CIiXNCH(.IIOR then.put the question, That the - Earl'of Chatham • be, 'allowed to attend in :the other. Hotiie, ,which was - .agreed to.-.—Ad iourned. . Hopsg QF COMMONS, TUESDAY, FV,B. 20. • . The SPEAKER went up to the House of Peers to hear the Royal Assent given by Comthission to the Malt and , Pension Duties . Bill. ' ._ Counsel . was. heard.in a Committee of the whole House of Wellesley's Divorce Bill, witnesses were' examined, the Report of the Com mit tge was brought dnd the Ba l . read a third time and passed. - : Sir C. POLE" give notice, that he would, on the first convenient day after the termination of, the pending- Inquiry, move for a certain paper, relating, to the tune of servitude of4dmiral Montague's.son, dated 06t. 2,* [PRICE SIXPENCE NALFPENNY otter. ire wishedtaprove gat idea . ,erraneous, -and' to spew that' they were as "CarefullY attended to aS any concern .of any- kind' . could be._ fair ...w0,.31.41 - therefore move for -the letter frorn the 'Treasurer of 'the ,Sravy.io the Lords Qomm; ,, .ioners of the Admi ralty, - dated , 1800; prOp;3sing a i plan for •the - due and . oAlyidistribatiorr-of_prze,money. c,..Pot .A4 6 .t ye Right Hon% Gentleman the justice AO belie‘u that ke %Vas tver careful of the - in=' terests of -the Natl:2` .$0 'hoped the Right. lion.• Gen ttemdtt.-'wo4l3lloV lum to, put otie car t4:v.qsipes- Aigns,to him :,fiesWisi,ed to-know if the money .lue to the Public - from the Executors,' , 4 Mr: JelliCd; ..formerly Paymaster of the Navy; had been made good 5 and' whether the money fraudult oily gained by-the Com Mission Agents, amounting to nine-and a:half per cent. had 'been recovered for the POliC And if the defalcation 'Of the Paymaster of 'the Ma . rine Enke had been made - up ? Mr. Rose, replied, that every possible exertion w making to. arrange the affairs of Mr. Jellico, and he hoped. the money would shortly be recovered, as he expeaed that would which xas duefrom the Com. mission..t)igentl. With respea to the Payrolsterof the Marine Farce, - he cpuld only' say ;bat- pfoper - . proCeedings' had been instituted in. consequenre of , the defalcation. .After the money wasiiveu- to the Paymaster.of The-Marines,' the Treasurer 4, had`not Itingto du with the apnlicaZion of it.- •Tt:ey had . li6weveriploceetled againsfth etfLCts of ilie^Pity,- : •-• -."` •- • - ' Mr. 4 Agnietttade few . remnric4 after whiCh ,Mr.1104Z).-inutkEtiouto.the Papers already tm.n . - tionek4 moved:4oloa copy of a letter from the ftatt, 'Wellesky.Polectoihe Trea , nrer of the Navy; ap -prqving-of the" peepaso for't he cliqrib4tioti,ol I .mong„ciated 90 : 7, 1 Rocp, andotl , ter. documents re -1 lating Papets were granted. - • ~ I , NEW :lARINEINSUItANCE.COMTANY. Mr.' MAN YIN G., in cousequencc of the circurn ,stances 'which - prevented the merits of the case 13.'- 'ing finally decided' upon when before bro-.g!.,!. for •vtartl, fuse. to renew his motion on the subjeCt t uft he the present , Stme of Alatine.lnsiminee.' wished the atteuti:on of the House to the'egreat tn.:- crease of OUT cortnnerce within the list_thirty 3'ears, he thoughtitindered the. e'stablishment of a new rviartne insurance The Hon:.Gentle rnan went over - - nearly the 'same grot)nd as on the former evening, . and replied to some parts of the speech made by Mr ; Marryalt_,- . 'on v that occasion.-- There, were- se . terAl companies of this dc - scription iii Amslerdatt - 4 and even in " - our own Colonial posses sions, from which ,great advantages were derived. 4; • , The fevenue-v.ould be gre..tly iittgrnented,V the in crease. of tot eign inStiriinces in consequence of stich an establisinnent . ... Under all the circumstances _th.e he trusted th'e 'Muse - would accede to the, He.ccincJudeti by: rnoring for a S;-fetl.q.-- mittee to consider the Aet .relating -to t o e means of effaling Marine!: Insurances in-Great Britain. Mr. GRENFELL opposed t.be thotion..- He could _ see no reason for invading the rights of the Under writers at t:alOyd's., and he ; would ask the Hht'ie what chance they, could stand *if such an establiihrnent w,ere.formedagainst their interests_? • :He was not aye* to >going into ,a• Committ"c-7e of _tlig whNe House on thestibje4r:bdt fie woitril oppose the ap liohltibg of a Selef.A Committee: Mr. MA RRiATT. considered the • proposed.,esta-, blishinept na . ew .tnenopoly, and would, therefore 'oppose if , thew, as On, .the former- evening, expatiaied;OOtte . utifity of encouraging the Under viriteri';'fltias • said .! . new Company - - would create 4 . M - eater Goinf:FtitiVir. He thought it would.. father tend to dcStroy the existing competition. ' I r from believing that any advantages: would reSnlt to.. the country tforn the tormationof the. new Compa.. Iv, he thonght its Ctf.tts.woult.l be quite-of a... con - trary tenden,:y. 'Elie advantages . would be fin e d to the parties wan whore Ole. OA Originated,. and ',to,. them . he admitted_ they might 'be t gr,,at. It was in tai. but &plan .on the part- of files.) i inn to obtain pow . ey '.to do• tttat n a body .which the , law them (and wisely .too) do i ln d dqa ra;• r: • , Huse grourfds h e opposedthe motion. . AstrHEtt though the ;Auction Was - not whet, t • c,. , 40 t 11 r 41 acqmpany'sshotild be established, 1).14u hettiei. or n'ot . .the subjea.of,'.marine insurance should- de referred-to a s.elea ,Cortnnitteit; _He' wishucl th'e platter to be dichssed, and Was therefore for appointing a Corninittee. ' s 'Mr. ilosk •„N'as of 9pinioa,', that. 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